The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 23, 1936, Page 10

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10 T. | AT THE MOVIES -—NOT A WORD FROM OH,NO, MRS. GUMP-) WAS Picture Built Upon ‘Ambassador Bill’ in HIM FOR A WEEK — JugT ER~ RESTING- I'VE i i a | ANOTHER DATE WITH Newspaper Headlines, Return Showing Here be e = TO 7 AY FRIEND THIS EVENING- (laut RUN RIGHT Ripped from sensational headlines} The Will Rogers you loved, in his CARED ITHQUGHT YOU WOULDN'T gill] ALONG-ALL THE Of recent months, telling one of te] wittiest role as the homespun diplo- : MIND ~dd LOVE, YOu ¢ WORLD apes American life, is “Legion of Terror,”|™at driving stuffed shirts silly with “ WONDERFy. Which is scheduled to open today at his shirtsleeve etiquette and his hil- 4, THING t the Capitol Theatre. Bruce Cabot,|arious horse sense, is starred in the y Marguerite Churchill and Crawford|return engagement of “Ambassador Weaver, a newcomer, head the cast.| Bill,” the Fox picture opening today ‘The activities of the infamous hood-/at the Paramount Theatre for two ed legion that terrorized many com-| days. munities in the mid-west provides the| Brought back by popular demand, theme of the film, as the ny may |"Ambassador Bill” pierce pievhidaios have hinted. Much excitement is in-|own humorist in a role closely re- jected into the picture when the Fed- | sembling that which he played often eral Government, in the person of|cff screen. Dressed in unfamiliar Pion oie ie wore Sealine on fish,” as ane ean hooded folk when they attempt mbassador to an etiquette-ridden send a time-bomb through the mails.| mythical European court, Rogers cuts Cabot and Weaver are seen as the capers that laugh all troubles away. post office department's sleuths. Ar-| The hilarlous Rogers wise-cracks riving at the scene of the legion’s ac-|combined with his common-sense ¥8 ae ney meet Miss She Homespun philosophy result in a hu- Whose brother is waging a single-|morous one-man revolution, with handed fight against the lawless band. | Will Rogers leading the way back ane be, mesons) men pore ps eempA to epee for Sylvania and two izers to inveigle eir way in! jromantic lovers, good graces of the legion, and, boring | (aie ise re Your BEST! vou vithin, manage to bringe the Ye e Shere vider : Brave Girl Saves Her we ESE EAA AO night riders to grief. “Legion of Terror” serves to intro-| Mother From Flames THE OUTCOME & @uce Crawford Weaver to screen 1S UP You i ; ALSO were Budiences. He has long been POPWAT| sainneapolis, Nov. 28.—(a)—Bravery \ sgl Pn Rm hiis first film appearance. Cabot has|%! 12-year-old girl, Jean Crenshaw, Y Jately been seen in “Fury,” while Miss | Saturday, was credited with saving Churchill has recently been featured | t PUG Ne tele ett at) ty paced Crenshaw, 39. ee and “The Final/ “irs, Crenshaw threw kerosene on the coals in a furnace at her home. = Flames shot out of the door and en- Paul Fredericks, 25, veloped her. Her cries attracted the ° daughter, who raced downstairs and Of Elbowoods Buried firey x pall of water over her | mother, Elbowoods, N. D., Noy. 23.—Rites; Then she called the fire depart- were held in the Sacred Heart Mis-|jment. By the time the fire truck ar- sion church here for Paul Fredericks,!riyed she had returned to the base- 25, who died of typhoid fever at) ment and put out the fire, which had Lodge Grass, Mont., where he went | spread to some papers. The mother 4 work. He leaves his mother, four |y as taken to a hospital, where she brothers and three sisters. jis in critical condition. - | BEYOND ANY COHERENT THOUGH’ WE'RE COMING TO A RED MYRA! YOUR SILENT ; | eee ea penis Yeon| Garrison Lodge Names IMYRA STUMBLES BLINDLY AFTER 1T LOOKS LIKE FRIEND SEEMS 70 Bi tora clei to shin Preaah : HER WEIRD COMPANION, AS HE AN E BE A GOOD SCOUT, slander laws Monday. | Blum pre-| Wretling as Master CONFUSION | [GUIDES HER THRU THE BLACKNESS, | THERE'S SOMEONE {a R ALL. pce eer pared to call his ministers together ere sens to approve a press reform bill designed], Garrison, N. D., Nov. 23.—Garrison Aer : i 5 ! ©, ae ace +o check denunciatory newspaper at- | Lodge No. 90, A. F. & A. M., elected iy . >; : taska, executives for the new year at a MIGH meeting Thursday night. Newell V. MOBILFORT, IRISH JOIN! 7 | Wretling is worshipful master. Other A® FENLIN: Liverpool, Nov. 23.—()-—-Gen. Eoin |°ficers are Charles E. Wheldon of PLUNGES O'Duffy, Irish Fascist leader, and 40 Hossein, senior warden; Fred T. Gif- THE SHIP volunteers on their way to join the | fey, Junior warden; Amos A. Yonker, INTO Spanish insurgent forces, arrived here | teasurer, and Willlam C. Cull, secre- DARKNESS Saturday. They planned to sail for |'@7Y BY PULLING Lisbon, Portugal, later in the day. | ass ‘TO MEET MONGOLS A SWITCH 50 FISHERMEN SAVED | _Peiping, Nov. 23—(#)—Goy. Fu Tso- IN THE Winnipeg, Nov. 23—()—Fifty Dau- | Yi of Sulyuan province has concen- ENGINE phin Lake fishermen who had been | trated 20,000 provincial troops near adrift on ice floes, were brought to} Shangtu in preparation for a threat- shore Saturday in boats by police and| ened invasion by irregular Mongol neighbors. soldiers. BOOTS, THISS ~™ { Ee OW WT COESNT MATTER! LET’ WELL ,WHOENER GN CAN QUST FORGET IT! 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